heather: the car is signed by the former commander in chief. well, that wraps up "fox & friends first", the 4:00 a.m. hour, but continues right now, i will see you tomorrow at the same hour, bye. >> stepping back from the brink, let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. rob: it is monday january 22nd and fox news alert, shutdown day 3, no deal yet as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calls for a bipartisan compromise to end this government shutdown. we are live in washington request a vote is scheduled to happen here in just hours. jillian: explosive new text behind e-mail probe and lawmakers demanding answers to months of missing messages. >> they did it. new england tom brady and the run by deon lewis.

>> the patriots in super bowl 52 in two weeks. rob: super bowl stage is set. the eagles versus the patriots, a couple of big games yesterday setting up a rematch, 13 years in the making, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: 5:01. very early on a monday and we begin with government that is shut down this weekend. that's going to be a lot of our show today, happy monday to you, good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm rob schmitt. carley: and i'm carley shimkus in for jillian mele.

day three of government shutdown that we are talking about. rob: that's right, a live look at capitol hill where in hours s from now senators senator from s of the aisle will huddle in terms of getting 60 votes in order to pass a spending bill to reopen the government. carley: that's right, doug live from washington, d.c. with what we can expect. >> we can expect a vote in the senate where republicans will try to end a democratic filibuster today. >> let's step back from the brink, let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. >> democrats, most of whom are holding out for protections for illegal immigrants who came to the country as children sought to blame the president. >> this is the trump shutdown, only president trump can end it, we democrats are at the table ready to negotiate.

the president needs to pull up a chair and end this shutdown. >> the president has been relatively quiet over the weekend but he did tweet this out yesterday, great to see how hard republicans are fighting for our military and safety at the border. the dems just want illegal immigrants to pour into border unchecked. no cr's or continuing resolutions, you have the president advocating for the "nuclear option". getting rid of the senate filibuster in essence to try to bring the impasse to an end that seems unlikely to happen. we think we will hear more from the president later today at an event at the white house. rob and carley, i can tell you here in washington, this is a much different shutdown than we saw in 2013, closed world war ii memorial. i was at the mall yesterday, it's open. the administration is clearly trying to soften the impact of

some of the closures. carley: that's right. rob: president trump taking to twitter over the weekend to express frustration about the shutdown and the fact that it fell right on his one-year anniversary as president. carley: media taking advantage of the timing using it to make the president look bad. usa today with headline, trump's one-year anniversary marked by shutdown instead of celebration. cbs news out with this, trump marks one-year anniversary with shutdown and abc writing bad timing, shutdown spoil trump's one year festivities. rob: mick mulvaney say democrats we wanted to cast a shadow over the accomplishments that the president has had over the past year. >> i really do believe that part here that was an interest by some folks in the democrat party to deny the president sort of the victory lap of the anniversary of inauguration, the chance to talk about success of the tax bill, success of the economy and jobs, it can go

several days because i think the other democrats want to hear the president give state of the union during shutdown. the president wants to resolve daca, he could have taken it away entirely but chose to give congress six months to fix it. congress is waiting till the last day to do that but we are interested in getting daca worked out. rob: again, the senate will vote at noon today on whether or not to end the government shutdown, that would be a procedural vote and we will see how that works and we will go from there. carley: that's right. as more antitrump texts are turned over, others are apparently missing. kelly wright live in washington, d.c. with the latest details on the mystery, kelly, what's going on? kelly: carley, good morning to you, new batch of text messages with stunning revelations regarding the fbi's handling of the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail server, the disturbing texts are part of a

new file of nearly 400 pages released from the fbi on friday. some of the texts show that fbi agent peter strzok and lisa page knew then hillary clinton would not face any charges even before she was interviewed by then fbi director james comey. another text exchange, page reveals to strzok knew in advance about then former fbi director james comey to exonerate hillary clinton, the two texting this to each other in july 1st, 2016 stating this u timing looks like hell, yeah, that is awful timing, it's a real profile encourage since she knows no charges will be brought. and then four days later on july 5th, 2016 comey made stunning announcement about clinton. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information u our

judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriated in this case. kelly: other texts of pages between strzo and page, calling him idiot and when president trump emerged as candidate, they texted this about a trump versus clinton race. check this out. they we wanted to say, now the pressure really starts to finish nye referring to the mid-year exam, the clinton investigation, it sure does, we need to talk about follow-up, call tomorrow. we still never have. so a source on congressional committees investigating the fbi texts, carley, say it's outrageous the fbi did not preserve due to technical

problems. the fbi must show now that missing texts are not obstruction of congressional oversight or destruction of evidence. carley: just keeps getting messier and messier. rob: we will analyze this all week i'm sure. the parents accused of torturing and imprisoning 13 children may have had more victims, detectives in california bringing cadaver dogs. david and louis turpin have pleaded not guilty to all charges, they could face up to 94 years in prison. the kids ages 2 to 29 were found malnourished, some chained to furniture in the house. given one meal a day and one shower per year.

carley: tokyo holds first missile attack in the year. carley: this comes amid rising tensions with north korea, rogue nation has sent missiles flying over japan, at least twice. rob: earlier this morning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcoming vice president mike pence in jerusalem. the vice president spending two days in israel during tour of middle '. two plan to discuss iranian nuclear program as well as ways to advance peace and security in israel and surrounding areas of the middle east before pence addresses the israeli parliament. the visit highest level u.s. visit since u.s. recognized jer human as the capital of israel. carley: well, the super match-up is set, philadelphia eagles will

take on the new england patriots. rob: the eagles were down early, very early in the first quarter to minnesota vikings but found themselves up big soon after. backup quarterback nick shocking everybody, leading the charge with several huge plays against one of the league's best defenses to claim the nfc title 38 to 7, a smackdown in philly, fans swarmed the streets in celebration of this win. i have seen hilarious videos. the city tried to rub some crisco on light polls to keep fans from climbing them but didn't really work, they persisted, a number of people braving the fixturing for chance at glory, i didn't see anybody fall off. i'm not sure anybody did. carley: those sounded more like a challenge to me. there was a different game script in afc. tom brady and patriots found themselves down to jacksonville

jaguars for almost the entire game but they came up and clutch when it mattered the most. >> looking around, throws it, what an effort, touchdown. carley: all right, now brady's wife giselle in the stands to cheer on her man but the first person to congratulate him was this ref who quickly gave the 40-year-old a slap on the chest leading to a social media conspiracy that the game was fixed. the eagles will face off february 4th, the two teams met in super bowl 39 13 years ago, right? rob: nfc championship not only put philadelphia eagles against the vikings but pinned a couple of workers against each other, gillian mele against "fox &

friends first" pete hegseth. >> if the minnesota win you have to wear jersey throughout the whole entire cast and do the weekend show in eagles jersey. >> i agree to that. >> one hour. >> all right. >> you got it. >> guess what, jillian joins us live on the phone right now, jillian, how are you feeling besides tire, are you excited to see pete in green? >> i'm so excited to see pete in green. this hasn't happened, the city has never won a super bowl and the fact that they called us under dogs and we will show you what we can do with this. philadelphia as a whole deserves this and needs this and wants this so bad, it's never happened. rob: i have to call you out, though, i do and i can't believe philadelphia has never won a super bowl, first of all, but i

remember asking you about a month ago what's going to happen here and you said we are toast. you said we are toast. carley: that doesn't sound like something that she would say. >> i said, i don't know, i was starting to lose hope like everybody else. nick is great backup quarterback. when carson went down, two games where defense was shaky and the defense hadn't been shaky all season long. okay, this is still a good season but i don't know if they will go all the way. that was definitely 100% what i was thinking, but, man, when this team started yesterday, oh my goodness, i sat on the couch. i'm like crazy superstitious, i don't know if you know this about me, all season besides the

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carley: senate voting at noon today to end the shutdown as the military is one of the hardest being hit. rob: yeah, here to react the indiana congressman todd, todd, thanks for joining us this morning. i want to ask you, a lot of people don't understand what all happens when we have a government shut down but this has in fact, in military when we need them more than i can remember in my lifetime. >> that's right, a lot of our lives will go by and we won't notice most of this, our protectors, starting with our military will be impacted. thank the, lord, guys, that they are serving for us but they are

doing it without pay and won't get paid until all of this is resolved and that's putting tremendous stress on families and it's unfair. what this is about chuck schumer and liberal democrats putting amnesty and illegal immigrants above funding our government, above military and it's just wrong. carley: we have another week and a half before members and military are supposed to get paid again, but some military members are supposed to begin training over the weekend and were sent home, could the government shutdown potentially put those people in a dangerous situation down the road? >> yeah, of course, they are not getting trained and that makes them less able to protect us, so some danger by this, military families won't get payments if we happen to have a member die during shutdown, that's impact, mobility is impacted, getting

military personel around the globe and where they need to be and that's impacted. the military taking the brunt of this and they are the last people that should are have to take the brunt. again, this is chuck schumer and liberals putting amnesty above government and that's wrong. rob: i have to be fair here, i think both sides are pointing fingers on each other, on friday you had the big oval office meeting between schumer and trump and photos that came out that were close to something there and seemed that they were close to something there and it all fell apart. democrats say that they bent quite a bit to get this deal done and the republicans say they are holding them hostage, everybody has an opinion. >> fingers may be pointed but let's look at the facts. this was a spending bill that had everything in it that they want. they are opposing this bill on things that are not opposed to. the chip was funded, health care for children was funded for six years, other things were funded

but they are bringing in a third argument that's not part of a spending bill into this and that's what's wrong. it's an important issue, don't get me wrong, solving immigration, daca done. that's going on a separate track and they are hijacking the spending bill for that issue and that's why they are putting amnesty above us and that's wrong. carley: some people are pointing out that even though government is shutdown, lawmakers are getting paid but you're donating your salary, is that right? >> that's right, i'm donating to families of law enforcement, ice officials, border patrol agents who have been killed by illegal immigrants. frankly, i've been vote to go keep the government open so i'm not sure that i have to, i call on chuck schumer and others to do the same thing. you know what, president has been doing a great job and general mattis have been doing everything they can to keep the government open and give them a lot of credit. rob: we have a chance at three-week continuing resolution and maybe a daca deal coming up. we will see if that turns out

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carley: no hard answers on whether we will see paul ryan on the ballot this year. the speaker of the housekeeping quiet about chances for running for reelection. >> that's a decision that my wife and i make each and every term late in spring. i'm not going to share my thinking with you before i even talk to my wife. carley: deadline for ryan to file is june 1st, we have some time. rob: convicted secret leaker chelsea manning may see senate run, military officers raising a red flag citing pentagon rules that active military cannot seek

federal office. the transgender soldier remains an army private as conviction appeal plays out. manning spent seven years in prison for leaking more than 700,000 documents to wikileaks. president obama commuted her 35-year sentence down to that 7 years. carley: screen actors turning political in the first few minutes. rob: goody, first lady melania trump getting roasted by kristin bell alluding to the first lady's white house platform. >> there has never been a host for this award show before, yeah, the first time, first person, first lady, i think my fiduciaries initiative as first lady will be cyber bullying because i have yet to see any progress made on that problem quite yet -- carley: all right, not so bad. rob: who watches the sag awards? >> putting the me too women and featuring women version with

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carley: we are back with fox news alert. senator lindsey graham taking aim at miller. >> the reason we yank these things back is because mr. miller, i know he's an early supporter of the president, but i will tell you his view of immigration has never been in the mainstream vicinity and i think we are never going to get there as long as we emigres concepts that cannot get possibly get 60 votes. rob: white house deputy secretary hogan doubling down on those claims telling fox news, quote, as long as senator graham choses legislation that sides with people illegally and unlawfully instead of american citizens, we are going nowhere. he's been outlier for years. the statute of liberty in ellis island back open.

carley: democratic new york governor cuomo using state money to reopen popular tourist site, the state will pay $65,000 a day to pay federal employees to operate the site. rob: 65 grand a day. all right, day three of the government shutdown officially entering its first full workday now so it's going to feel a lot more real today. here is a live look at capitol hill where in just a few hours congress will return to try and get everything back open. the senate rejecting an opportunity to reopen the government overnight so what can we expect today? are we going to see any progress in this? here to weigh in republican strategists john jordan and george washington university professor wendy. guys, thank you so much for coming on this morning. we do appreciate it. john, i want to start with you, according to democrats at this point, they say that on friday chuck schumer went into the oval

office and offered the president the wall, paid for, $20 billion, a dream come true to this administration if it is true and yet somehow there wasn't a deal, do you believe that that actually occurred? >> no, there's no reason to believe. the democrats have a big obstacle problem here. now they -- the noisy majority inside democratic party is holding them hostage. they are siding with illegal immigrants and opposing funding chip which republicans offered, military people not being paid, even the new york times washington post la times have all come out and are blaming democrats in the senate for this. you look at realclearpolitics.com ballet preference and it's democrats plus five. because of distribution problems that democrats have concentrated in larger cities, they need to be north of ten and the number

is falling. this is not going to be helpful for them in promulgating the new blue wave that they like to talk about so much. rob: chuck schumer has vote today secure border and do you believe that he went into the oval office on friday and offered in exchange a deal on daca to protect the 800,000 immigrants brought here as kids, do you think he offered the president full funding for his border wall, do you think that happened? >> rob, i don't think that he offered him full funding but i believe that he offer him a substantial amount and by all accounts what is being said by chuck schumer is that the president actually gave out a number and said this is the number in which i would like to fund the wall and schumer said it's a done here, what we are having here, people are being held for ransom and that's not good, daca, children's health insurance for ransom.

it's not really about the democrats or the republicans, it's about how do we move forward as the strongest government in the world and we are on day three of a shutdown. that is a big issue. rob: okay, the magic number will be 60 in the senate. we have to get to that number. there's going to be an attempt today at least procedural vote to try and get there and it's going to be a deal basically on a three-week cr which is a continuing resolution that we will put a date on a daca vote and we will vote and figure this out in three weeks, john, do you think that that plan makes sense, does that get to the magic number to reopen the government? >> i think it has to because the optics are going badly for the democrats on this specially in the state that is they really need to be competitive in. but more to the point, this has no business being a spending bill at all. they are already in negotiations over daca and immigration, why are we holding soldiers, why are we holding soldiers, families hostage and the childhood health insurance hostage, why is it in the spending bill at all in rob:

daca is their biggest bargaining chip. they know that's what they want. rob: guys, thanks so much.

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shooting into the sky, warning a major eruption is eminent. thousands have already evacuated the volcano is popular with tourists and climbers, has erupted 50 times in the last 500 years. california's highway 101 is back open. nearly two weeks after deadly mud slides forced it to shut down. the major highway running along the central coast covered by 12 feet of mud and debris in montecito, mud slides destroyed more than 100 homes and two people are still missing. all right, it is warmer in new york city, but here is janice dean with a live look at what to expect in this weekend weather. >> yes, ma'am, warmer than average across the east coast and we do have a storm system but it is going to be too warm for snow. that's what we are dealing with,

a blizzard right now with conditions going downhill throughout the day today for portions of kansas, eastern colorado all the way towards wisconsin where we have blizzard warnings in effect throughout the day today. that's going to be treacherous if not impossible to travel. 18 to 24-inches of snow. the whar -- areas are the ones to watch today and the storm system will move east ward, mainly rain event across ohio, tennessee valley and again too warm for snow, behind it, though, we will see lake-effect snow and new storm system into the west, busy start to our workweek but the good news for us it still feels like springtime, back to you. rob: certainly does. janice: it's keeping me in business. [laughter] rob: don't knock the storms. janice, i want you to watch this, it's going to give you chills. newly appointed u.s. ambassador

to russia, look at this, taking the polar plunge, john ducking under the frigid water in moscow k. you imagine how cold that was marking the epiphany holiday. >> definitely unforgettable experience. [laughter] >> i guess when in russia -- rob: yeah. >> taking part in orthodox christian tradition commemorating the baptism of jesus. by the way, that's abby huntsman's father. >> as long as your heart keeps pumping, you will be all right. carley: you know how president trump feels about protecting the border? >> we will build the wall, that i can tell you. we will build a great wall along the southern border. our special forces just kept border wall prototypes and

council president brandon judd loves the results and joins us next. rob: service animal crack-down, the airlines bringing rules on bringing pets on planes. carley: cristiano ronaldo not looking so hot right now. wait till you see what happens. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every great why needs a great how.

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have brand-new proof just how much it's needed. rob: u.s. special forces spent three weeks in san diego testing all the prototypes you have seen video of, the new height requirements should stop illegal immigrants from crossing the border and that is not all. carley: here to discuss the findings president of national border patrol council brandon judd, thank you so much for being with us this morning. tests were done to eight different wall prototypes using jack hammers and other climbing devices, tell us how the tests went and which wall prototype turned out to be the best? >> well, what we are looking at is we are looking at putting a wall that is going to make obsolete the last wall that is -- wall that is were built, if you look at the barriers that were built, we didn't test any of those, they turned out to be good but they didn't turned out to be what we needed. right now what president trump did was bring experience to oval

office, if we are going to build a barrier and spend money on barrier, we need to test it, they had u.s. special forces test it and turned out perfect. what we are going to see is see something that's going to completely and totally stop illegal immigrants from crossing over the barriers. rob: certainly is the hope. i do think -- as we have seen democrats have always supported at least some kind of border fencing and security at the border and keeping illegal immigrants out of the country only in the last year or two, certainly flipped on that. méxico is a nation with a lot of problems right now. let's put up homicide numbers here. this is from 2017, a country about third of the population of the united states, around 127 million people live there and they've had almost 30,000 murderers last year, 27% increase from 2016, i think there's five states right now that there's a travel warning from the u.s. government not to go there, warning that's equivalent to the warnings of going to syria right now. it's a very dangerous place, there's a need for security.

>> well, and the crime is spilling over to this side of the border, into the united states. if you look at the criminal cartels, this is a multibillion dollar industry, drug smuggling and human smuggling into the united states generates huge amounts of revenue and they will fight to keep revenue open, they will not let it go away. when you look at what the democrats and the republicans have said, the secured border fence act, they supported that, but now all of a sudden they are saying, well, we don't need a wall or fences or anything like that and down make any sense, in fact, what they are doing is they are playing politics with the security of the united states. carley: president trump does say that méxico will pay for the wall whether directly or indirectly. we will see if that happens. there is a report that says out illegal immigrants are being relocated throughout the u.s. on commercial flights, is that true? >> that is true and what we are looking at again is we are looking at you had on

november 8th of 2016 the moment uil all went to the republicans and they had the opportunity to close all of the loopholes of the catch and release program and even though president trump signed the border executive order on january 25th, if the republicans do not, in fact, run with the momentum that president trump gave them in enacting his agenda, we will continue to see these problems and we will continue to have this magnet that draws illegal immigrants to the united states. rob: brandon, explain why they are being relocated, why are the people being flown to different parts of the country? >> well, there's various programs that under the law that allows these illegal immigrants to cross the border illegally, get taken into custody and then be release intoed the united states and these are the loopholes, the laws that congress has to closed and if we don't close loopholes, it'll continue. rob: the president ohmland security as well. thank you for coming on this

morning. we appreciate it. let's check in with steve doozy to see what's coming up, hey, steve. steve: where is jillian, let me guess, big philly fan. she's celebrating. it's great, that was quite a game. meanwhile today on "fox & friends" kicks off a dozen minutes from right now, it is day three of the shutdown on capitol hill, impacting our entire federal government. there supposed to be a vote at noon, what's that all about? would there be any sort of headway made? we will talk to kellyanne conway. we have a busy three hours kicks off 11 and a half minutes in the channel you trust for morning, more "fox & friends first" back in about two minutes.

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rob: welcome back, california could soon allow illegal immigrants to automatically register to vote. new rules going into effect in april will automatically register anyone with a driver license to vote and illegal immigrants are allowed to get driver's licenses in california. the rules require dmv to forward records to eligible applicants, records of eligible apolitic cants to the secretary of state's office unless they choose otherwise. we will see how that goes. carley: german city bans all refugees after a surge in violence, about 3,000 asylum seekers but is saying no more after teen was allegedly slashed in the face by two syrians, before that another group of syrian teens was arrested after they attacked a couple outside a

shopping center. this is the fourth german city to ban new migrant entry. rob: interesting situation in germany with merkel and all that. all right, fox business alert, grab your milk and go, amazon's new store opening today with no money and no lines. carley: that sounds interesting. tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with how the checkout convenience store works. tracee: good morning, guys, amazon changing the way people shop. this is a new store upping -- opening up in seattle. you download the app amazon go, scan, walk whatever you want, shop, there's no checkout line, no cashiers and the app keeps track of what you are buying, there's sensors and cameras everywhere that will track what you buy. this is open today, maybe we will get one here in new york city very soon. rob: i would imagine we would. not the last time but a couple flights ago i was on one and i heard a dog bark and then

another dog bark, they started barking at each other. so many dogs on the plane, that might change? tracee: delta because there are so many animals flying now, they are making harder for people to bring their emotional support animals or their service animals, you are now going to have to provide proof of vaccinations, also sign a voucher that says your animal can behave during the flight. this starts on march first, all of this because they've had complaints double since 2016 of animals misbehaving in cabins and also using the bathroom in the cabin. carley: stop. i like when i see dogs on the flights that i take but they are usually service animals and you can't touch them. rob: everybody has their little pet and they have it on the plane. tracee: service animals go through training, emotional support, animals do not. carley: royal family has twitter and what's georgia on with the linkedin thing?

tracee: you can be new communication assistant, what this job entails, 12-month contract, you would do social media, also update the website, there's no salary posted for the entry-level job, but it comes with a comprehensive benefit package. 33 days of vacation. rob: 33 days of vacation. carley: pretty good. rob: can i apply to be prince? exactly. i will take his place now that he's getting married. carley: thanks a lot. time now is 55 minutes after the hour. they say every dog, we were just talking about dogs, has his day and the pup had a dale he will never forget at disney. rob: adorable moment going viral. stay tune. achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%.

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rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. first they say disney is a place where dreams come true even for service dogs. [laughter] that's atlas. the dog meeting his favorite character pluto at disney world and he loves it. >> next, the bad. nope, not the fake. pa madrid soccer player caught checking out how bad his face was after a head injury. he used a medic's phone. taking a cleat to the face in an attempt to make a goal, which he did. rob: took one for the team. finally the ugly.

the eagles fan looking to catch the subway catches a steel pole instead. eagles players in that big win last night. film. heather: i'm sure it was worth. in "fox & friends" starts right now. >> this shut down was a political miscalculation of garr gaddian proportion. let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work. >> we have yet to reach an agreement on the path forward for that reason. americans know why out dysfunction is occurring. the dysfunctional president. >> it's almost as if they are so behold ton their left wing they can't give the president a victory on keeping the government open. >> we want to you know your commander-in-chief and all the american people are behind you 100 percent. and nothing that happens in our nation's capitol will ever change t